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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

OPERATION
PRESENTATION
Brand Management In the Financial Sector (Nike)
HISTORY OF THE COMPANY
• Nike, Inc., formerly (1964-78) Blue Ribbon Sports, American sportswear company. It was founded in 1964 as Blue
Ribbon Sports by Bill Bowerman, a track-and-field coach at the University of Oregon, and his former student Phil
Knight. They opened their first retail outlet in 1966 and launched the Nike brand shoe in 1972. The company was
renamed Nike, Inc., in 1978 and went public two years later. By the early 21st century, Nike had retail outlets and
distributors in more than 170 countries, and its logo—a curved check mark called the "swoosh" —was recognized
throughout the world.
• From the late 1980s Nike steadily expanded its business and diversified its product line through numerous
acquisitions, including the shoe companies Cole Haan (1988; sold in 2012) and Converse, Inc. (2003), the sports-
equipment producer Canstar Sports, Inc. (1994; later called Bauer and sold in
2008), and the athletic apparel and equipment company Umbro (2008; sold in 2012).
Introduction to Brand Value

Brand value is crucial for competitive advantage.


This presentation explores how Nike strategically
manages its brand in the financial sector to
enhance its market position.
We'll discuss key strategies, financial
performance, and the impact of branding on
consumer perception and loyalty.
Nike's Brand Identity

Nike's brand identity is rooted in


innovation and performance. The iconic
swoosh and 'Just Do It' slogan resonate
with consumers, fostering emotional
connections. This strong identity not
only drives sales but also enhances
customer loyalty and brand equity in the
financial landscape.
Nike employs strategic financial management to optimize resources and
maximize returns. This includes effective cost control, investment in technology,
and leveraging data analytics to understand market trends. Such strategies
ensure sustained growth and a robust financial foundation.
Nike's targeted sponsorships with athletes and teams enhance brand visibility
and credibility. These partnerships not only boost sales but also contribute to a
positive brand image. The financial implications of these endorsements are
significant, driving both revenue and brand loyalty.
Consumer Engagement Strategies

Effective consumer engagement is vital for


brand value. Nike utilizes social media,
personalized marketing, and community
events to connect with consumers. These
strategies increase brand awareness and
foster a sense of community, enhancing
customer relationships and loyalty.
Conclusion: Sustaining Brand Value

In conclusion, Nike's strategic


management in the financial sector
emphasizes the importance of brand
value. By focusing on innovation,
effective sponsorships, and
consumer engagement,
Nike not only sustains but elevates
its brand in a competitive market,
ensuring long-term success.
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PRESENTED BY -
• DHANANJAY
• AYUSH
• KETAN
• DALPAT
• RISHON

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